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Topic started on 15-2-2005 @ 09:28 PM by the_oleneo
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Not too long ago, Dr. Henry Makow, in his website, posted an article describing the City of London and its sinister purposes in good details. He
mentioned "the City of London" several times in his other articles but doesn't seem to elaborate much on it.
I do not mean the whole famous city of London that we know of for years but there seem to be another City of London, sometimes known as the
Corporation of London, inside London. It has its own mayor, its own system of rules not bounded by the royalty or the government of United Kingdom.
Does anyone have any information or in-depth knowledge about the City/Corporation of London?
Much appreciated.
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reply posted on 15-2-2005 @ 09:44 PM by madhatter
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The only possible thing that I think your talking about, and I really
don't know if I'm on track here or not, but I'm sure there was something
like that in David Icke's book called The Biggest Secret .
Apart from that I really have no idea what your talking about
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reply posted on 15-2-2005 @ 10:30 PM by Nygdan
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So you are saying that there is London, Uk, a city with its lord mayor or whatevre, and a mysterious 'The City of London" with its own mayor, but
not actually the city that is London??? Who is this guy who is claiming this?
I suppose that perhaps the city, as an administative/political authority, at least in the past, might've issued grants or bills of corporation or
something like that, and thus there are corporations that are based from 'the city of london' or something.
But, here's a useful trick, if someone doesn't provide references, or doesn't make such a mysterious thing clear, they're probably bsing you.
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reply posted on 16-2-2005 @ 05:04 AM by BlackGuardXIII
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'The City' is what I recall it being called, probably from reading Icke. I know that I have read other accounts before I knew of Icke though. If
it is real, it is allegedly a square mile of mostly International Banks, Insurance Companies, and MultiNationals. They are separate from the rest of
the UK for legal reasons, which allows them more freedom and control of their actions. NY also has Int'l banks, as do other world financial centres.
It is a very old concept, and the laymans version of the differences between the two systems is this. In common law, the individual is supreme, and
has inalienable rights. In marine/admiralty/corporate law, those rights are forfeited when the common man accepts the fiction that is his corporate
indentity, John Allan Smith trades his common rights for the new privileges of becoming SMITH, JOHN ALLEN, Number 123 123 243
It dates back to Rome, and terms that end in ship come from the concept the Roman ship's Captain held life and death power
Membership, Citizenship, Partnership, Ownership, Dealership, Relationship, etc.
They all signify the forfeiting of Commoner's rights for the benefits of becoming a corporation, a new legal entity that is not afforded the
protection that a common person is. But the value is that they can now get a driver's license, etc.
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reply posted on 16-2-2005 @ 08:41 AM by Nygdan
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Originally posted by BlackGuardXIII
In marine/admiralty/corporate law, those rights are forfeited when the common man accepts the fiction that is his corporate indentity, John Allan
Smith trades his common rights for the new privileges of becoming SMITH, JOHN ALLEN, Number 123 123 243 
Thats not true at all tho.
 They all signify the forfeiting of Commoner's rights for the benefits of becoming a corporation 
Coporations, such as modern man knows them, did not actuall exist in the classical period. The romans didn't call ships 'ships', so I don't think
that etymology is correct either. Also, an Individuals rights are not forefieted merely because corporations have liabilities and tax
responsibilities.
I suspect that the 'city of london' the OP refers to is the actual city of london, rather than some other identity.
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reply posted on 16-2-2005 @ 08:45 AM by infinite
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no conspiracy,
the business part of London is always reffered to "the city of london". its not some secret society or anything , no new world order link or
nothing.
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reply posted on 16-2-2005 @ 09:39 AM by BlackGuardXIII
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Originally posted by infinite
no conspiracy,
the business part of London is always reffered to "the city of london". its not some secret society or anything , no new world order link or
nothing. 
I agree
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reply posted on 16-2-2005 @ 09:42 AM by infinite
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well,
seeings we have come to an agreement...case closed then
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reply posted on 16-2-2005 @ 10:05 AM by Nygdan
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Is it said to have its own 'mayor' then?
So its 'the city' of london, the business district in the urban centre, or somesuch. Makes sense.
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reply posted on 16-2-2005 @ 10:10 AM by infinite
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Originally posted by Nygdan
Is it said to have its own 'mayor' then?
So its 'the city' of london, the business district in the urban centre, or somesuch. Makes sense. 
London has its own mayor,
Ken Livingston.
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reply posted on 16-2-2005 @ 10:50 AM by Paul
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'The City', a.k.a 'The Square Mile' refers to the financial district of london. I think that previous posters were correct in stating that
different laws and legislation exist for 'The City', and appears to be an almost independant soveriegn body.
Info from the horses mouth
Link to
location of 'The City'
An old thread, primarily to do with the Rothschilds, which has info, speculation, and
sources of further reading on 'the city' in its earlier posts.
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reply posted on 16-2-2005 @ 11:09 AM by duff beer dragon
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www.earth-stars.com...
"
London's most ancient sacred sites are not scattered about the capital at random. On the contrary, their locations define a precise pattern of
perfect pentagrams, hexagrams. circles and stars.
By no stretch of the imagination is this a chance formation. Every single individual pattern interconnects with the rest to form a vast and beautiful
network linking sacred sites around the whole of greater London.
To add the enigma, the basis of the design is a mandala, a symbolic representation of the structure of the universe.
In this case, however the representation is suprisingly accurate. Its proportions can be shown to incorporate the correct proportional relationships
of various planetary bodies, in particular the Earth and the Moon.
It is also an ancient temple groundplan and the very same pattern upon which the megaliths of Stonehenge were laid out more than three thousand years
ago.
The scale, of course, is much larger than stonehenge. London's Earthstar temple covers over 400 square miles and its principle alignments extend to
link up with ancient sacred sites the length and breadth of the land.
Although many of the sites that define the Earthstars pattens are marked by mankind's additions to the landscape, their successive use as sacred
sites throughout the centuries suggests thay were clearly regarded as natural places of power by our predecessors.
The nature of the sites and their connections is of immense significanse to those interested in sacred geometry, spirit of place, leys, Earth energies
and associated subjects, but of particular importance to those interested in understanding our spiritual relationship to the Earth.
This book brings a new perspective to the nature and purpose of the Earth's sacred sites, the forces which work through them and humanity's
connections to them via our psycho-spiritual dimensions."
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reply posted on 16-2-2005 @ 06:42 PM by the_oleneo
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Originally posted by infinite
no conspiracy,
the business part of London is always reffered to "the city of london". its not some secret society or anything , no new world order link or
nothing. 
Thanks, infinite. Perhaps I could take that you know something that we all don't?
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reply posted on 16-2-2005 @ 06:44 PM by the_oleneo
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Originally posted by Nygdan
So you are saying that there is London, Uk, a city with its lord mayor or whatevre, and a mysterious 'The City of London" with its own mayor, but
not actually the city that is London??? Who is this guy who is claiming this?
I suppose that perhaps the city, as an administative/political authority, at least in the past, might've issued grants or bills of corporation or
something like that, and thus there are corporations that are based from 'the city of london' or something.
But, here's a useful trick, if someone doesn't provide references, or doesn't make such a mysterious thing clear, they're probably bsing you.

That's why I'm just asking.
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reply posted on 16-2-2005 @ 06:54 PM by the_oleneo
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Proof that the City of London existed, also known as the Crown?
www.rfausa.com...
 The “modern” world of our so-called Western Civilization began at the end of the 17th century with the blossoming of the British Empire.
The underpinnings of that empire actually began several hundred years earlier with the establishment of the City of London, which is now an
800-year old corporation that controls finance and philosophy for an entity called the Crown. This entity is the creator and controller of “central
banks.”
 Hmmmmm.......
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reply posted on 16-2-2005 @ 07:00 PM by the_oleneo
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Originally posted by Paul
'The City', a.k.a 'The Square Mile' refers to the financial district of london. I think that previous posters were correct in stating that
different laws and legislation exist for 'The City', and appears to be an almost independant soveriegn body.
Info from the horses mouth
Link to
location of 'The City'
An old thread, primarily to do with the Rothschilds, which has info, speculation, and
sources of further reading on 'the city' in its earlier posts. 
Thank you for the links, Paul!
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reply posted on 16-2-2005 @ 07:14 PM by yekway
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Very amusing, Im from London and the city of London is where business happens, thats all. If there are any secerts, please somebody give facts!
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reply posted on 16-2-2005 @ 11:06 PM by Lking4
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BlackGuardXIII is there a book I can read about your statement?
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reply posted on 19-2-2005 @ 09:10 PM by Gforce
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[quote
Info from the horses mouth
Link to
location of 'The City'
An old thread, primarily to do with the Rothschilds, which has info, speculation, and
sources of further reading on 'the city' in its earlier posts. 
Noob with a Q. Is that whole section of the map part of this inner london/Crown Land? If so.. Thats pretty freakin huge. How could this be kept from
the British for so long. Or is it denial of the fittest?
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reply posted on 20-2-2005 @ 03:02 AM by infinite
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there isn't,
Its to do with Business and thats it.
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